In a remote corner of Sardinia, men were reaching 100 at rates that stunned demographers — not because of one miracle food, but because daily life itself kept them moving, needed, and deeply tied to the people around them
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Julianne Holt-LunstadMichel PoulainLuisa SalarisMaria Chiara FastameUniversity Of CagliariExperimental ResearchJournal Of Aging ResearchVillagrande Strisaili, Sardegna, ItalyCagliari, Sardegna, ItalyOgliastra, Sardegna, ItalyItalian
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What made Sardinian villagers live to 100 wasn't a superfood or secret supplement—it was a life where everyone depended on everyone else, and nobody could afford to stop moving.